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The Supreme Court of India has postponed a hearing on the Reserve Bank of India’s circular banning banks from rendering services to crypto-related businesses.

The WFE, a global trade association of publicly regulated exchanges, has appealed to the U.K.’s FCA not to restrict crypto derivatives for retail investors.

Following a request from the public, Burundi has prohibited digital currency trading in the country due to a lack of protection for users.

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A blanket ban on cryptocurrencies has been reportedly recommended by an Indian government panel.

India is hit with its latest wave of speculations, as rumors of a full crypto ban emerge, yet remain unconfirmed by its reserve bank.

The bank says it has not received any communication from the government about a draft bill that would ban cryptocurrencies.

The central bank of Laos has warned the public against the use, purchase or sale of digital currencies.

Chinese social media giant and payment service provider WeChat banned cryptocurrency transactions in its payments policy.

U.S. major cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has barred British right-wing pundit Milo Yiannopoulos from its platform.

Microsoft-owned search engine and advertisement platform Bing noted that it blocked over five million cryptocurrency-related ads last year.

A French financial regulator has proposed to ban privacy-focused cryptocurrencies.

An Indian government panel has reportedly proposed regulation making cryptocurrencies illegal via the Reserve Bank of India.

A South Korean blockchain startup has announced its intention to file a constitutional appeal against the country’s ICO ban.

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